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To discuss issues

To ascertain the opinions of

To drum up support

To try to obtain (support)

To examine by discussion

To travel around the countryside making political speeches etc.

To raise funds for a specified cause or purpose

To examine something in detail, especially a place or location

Gather support for something

To analyze or argue against a claim or piece of information

To express different opinions about something, often angrily

To discuss or have a conversation with another

To collect or gather together, especially funds for a given purpose

The activity of canvassing

A creative work of art

A means of gathering information for a survey

Poll of people after voting

A general view, examination, or description of someone or something

The expression and exchange of individual ideas through talking with other people

A critical appraisal of a book, play, film, etc. published in a newspaper or magazine

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Verb

To discuss issues

be a ward heeler

bat around or back and forth

go on the hustings

go out on the knocker

exchange views on

stir up opinion

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“We are going to be out there to canvass every vote and prove to people that we should be in there representing this part of the county.”

Verb

To ascertain the opinions of

ascertain the opinions of

give the third degree

put questions to

test the waters

put through the wringer

pick one's brains

give the third degree to

put a question to

request information

request information of

seek information of

seek information

put out feelers

put the screws to

pop the question

have a discussion with

hold a meeting with

have a dialogue with

ask questions of

search for answers

sweat it out of

put to the question

put the screws on

give oral examination

send up a balloon

get for the record

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“Perhaps your committee should canvass its members about what they want from the club, instead of assuming that they know.”

Verb

To drum up support

Verb

To try to obtain (support)

make a pitch for

“Far more than other homeland leaders, he was able to canvass popular support as a vocal critic of some elements of apartheid up to the late 1970s.”

Verb

To examine by discussion

deliberate about

exchange views about

exchange views on

make mention of

make reference to

call attention to

put your heads together about

consider the pros and cons of

bat around or back and forth

weigh up the pros and cons of

let anyone know of

let someone know of

speak briefly of

breathe a word of

editorialise^UK

editorialize^US

make remarks about

express an opinion on

say something about

give a mention to

make a comment on

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Verb

To travel around the countryside making political speeches etc.

Verb

To raise funds for a specified cause or purpose

go on bended knee to

request earnestly

go on bended knee

request urgently

make an urgent request

make an earnest request

put in an application

put in an order

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Verb

To examine something in detail, especially a place or location

make an observation of

look at carefully

make a recce of

conduct an investigation into

subject to an examination

give something the once-over

give the once over

take a dekko at

conduct an enquiry into

go over with a fine-tooth comb

try to get to the bottom of

give something a going-over

give the once-over

subject to an inspection

give something a look-see

sift the evidence concerning

do research into

put questions to

ask questions of

put to the test

make enquiries about

search the evidence concerning

make inquiries about

experiment with

conduct a survey of

conduct research into

examine carefully

examine closely

put under a microscope

take the measure of

have a gander at

check something out

have a dekko at

give something a once-over

take a shufti at

have a look-see at

take a gander at

have a squint at

catch a glimpse of

pay attention to

get a glimpse of

give someone a once-over

cast an eye over

keep under surveillance

keep a weather eye on

watch like a hawk

feast one's eyes

lay one's eyes on

get an eyeful of

keep under observation

keep under scrutiny

look something over

have a shufti at

keep a beady eye on

come to terms with

feast your eyes on

have a look-see

become aware of

take a good look

conduct oneself towards

take into consideration

run your eye over

watch from a distance

have a butcher's at

look through something

give attention to

make enquiries into

conduct investigations into

keep one's eye on

take a good look at

give the eagle eye

take a butcher's at

take a quick look

look through narrowed eyes

be a witness to

work undercover

secretly follow

be on the scene

take a glance at

fix one's gaze at

feast one's eyes on

stare in wonder

stare open-mouthed

have a good look

look something up and down

look up and down

keep eagle eye on

bury oneself in

scratch the surface

take a butcher's

give a thought to

give thought to

become cognizant of

make a distinction

get the picture

tell the difference

become conscious of

make distinction

be lost in thought

put on thinking cap

be in a thoughtful state

debate with oneself

engage in contemplation

be in a brown study

act with regard to

conduct oneself toward

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Verb

Gather support for something

succeed in finding

drum something up

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Verb

To analyze or argue against a claim or piece of information

call into question

agitate against

dissent against

put up argument

argue the pros and cons of

give thumbs down to

pick an argument with

protest against

prove to be false

prove to be wrong

show to be false

show to be wrong

take issue with

blow out of the water

declare to be untrue

have an argument about

shoot down in flames

take a stand against

shoot full of holes

call in question

fly in the face of

struggle against

make a nonsense of

take exception to

come to blows with

be a dissenter from

jockey for position

give it one's all

stand up and be counted against

be in defiance of

turn the tables

not countenance

speak out against

put up a fight against

set your face against

be in opposition to

be at variance with

have a problem with

shake one's head

turn thumbs down

drive a coach and horses through

give the lie to

be inconsistent with

be at odds with

stand in the way

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Verb

To express different opinions about something, often angrily

bat around or back and forth

have a disagreement

have an altercation

have an argument

be at sixes and sevens

go at it hammer and tongs

fight like cat and dog

jump on one's case

be at loggerheads

have a misunderstanding

have a punch-up

catch at straws

put up an argument

make a big thing about

blow hot and cold

exchange views on

come into conflict

protest against

bandy words with somebody

raise your fists

get into conflict

have a difference of opinion

get into a dispute

have shouting match

go for each other

be in contention

engage in hostilities

mount an attack

be in opposition

call into question

take exception to

enter the lists

call on the carpet

be at daggers with

be at daggers drawn

fight like Kilkenny cats

exchange blows with

come to blows with

not see eye to eye

pick an argument

come up against

become involved

rip into each other

take issue with

contradict each other

go for the jugular

get in one's face

put up a struggle

have at each other

put your heads together about

deliberate about

jump on each other

exchange views about

stir up opinion

consider the pros and cons of

weigh up the pros and cons of

put yourself forward

knock oneself out

go head to head

jockey for position

give all one's got

nominate yourself

be a ward heeler

get in your hair

get on your nerves

be on your back

breath down someone's neck

give someone a hard time

put up argument

have bone to pick

lock horns with

give someone grief

drive up the wall

give a hard time

drive round the bend

bend someone's ear

breathe down someone's neck

rub up the wrong way

be a nuisance to

drive round the twist

find fault with

give a bad time

get on your wick

keep complaining to

rub the wrong way

be on the back of

put pressure on

give the business

push someon's buttons

bring pressure to bear on

be the victim of

be on someone's back

cause suffering to

get in one's hair

get on one's nerves

weigh heavily on

drive you up the wall

lead someone a merry dance

play cat and mouse

rub salt in wound

put through wringer

drive to distraction

cause inconvenience to

get up your nose

make your blood boil

get under your skin

give someone the hump

make someone fed up

put the squeeze on

give one the business

give the needle

make someone see red

get your back up

get your dander up

create difficulties for

cause concern to

cause discomfort to

cause someone difficulty

make uncomfortable

put your back up

give someone the pip

be a problem to

put someone to trouble

hit where one lives

give someone bother

make someone go out of his way

put on the spot

search high heaven

beat the bushes

turn inside out

turn upside down

be on one's tail

be on one's back

be on one's case

leave no stone unturned

cause to feel emotional strain

cause to feel mental strain

put in traction

push to the limit

ride roughshod over

use strong-arm tactics on

rattle one's cage

lay a finger on

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Verb

To discuss or have a conversation with another

have negotiations

hold discussions

consult each other

speak to each other

hold discussion

shoot the breeze

carry on conversation

engage in conversation

have a discussion

join in conversation

go into a huddle

intercommunicate

have discussions

be in communication

talk things over

establish contact

have a conversation

toss ideas around

kick ideas around

discuss matters

engage in communication

consult with each other

be in touch with

get heads together

pick one's brain

pick someone's brains

put heads together

put their heads together

pick one's brains

take account of

be closeted with

seek opinion of

exchange information

get on the horn

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Verb

To collect or gather together, especially funds for a given purpose

scrape together

make a profit of

rake something in

knock someone back

come into possession of

receive a salary of

take home earnings of

bring to fruition

get your hands on

possess oneself of

realize a profit of

be presented with

have conferred on one

take receipt of

take possession of

be deserving of

have a right to

bring home the groceries

be gainfully employed

bring home the bacon

beg borrow or steal

get one's hands on

keep faith with

put the tin lid on

do a bang-up job

pull something off

fulfill one's potential

follow through on

bring to completion

follow through with

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Noun

The activity of canvassing

market research

public opinion poll

cross-examination

Noun

A creative work of art

watercolours^UK

abstract design

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Noun

A means of gathering information for a survey

Noun

Poll of people after voting

Noun

A general view, examination, or description of someone or something

overall picture

experimentation

trial and error

fishing expedition

investigation into

research and development

scientific test

reconnoitring^UK

reconnoitering^US

set of circumstances

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Noun

The expression and exchange of individual ideas through talking with other people

exchange of views

verbal exchange

exchange of ideas

information flow

wheeling and dealing

channel of communication

question and answer session

chitter-chatter

informal conversation

two-way communication

brief conversation

trivial conversation

beauty-parlor chitchat

casual conversation

social relations

private conversation

verbal sparring

getting in touch

chewing the fat

social intercourse

exchanging information

intercommunication

chewing the rag

press conference

oral examination

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Noun

A critical appraisal of a book, play, film, etc. published in a newspaper or magazine

critical assessment

piece of writing

critical analysis

publicity story

textual examination

secondary source

piece of research

whispered remark

confidential remark

two cents' worth

cross-references

secondary sources

whys and wherefores

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